Weekly Classes 2012
WEEKLY CLASSES 2012 First semester starts week beginning 6th February Fees: 3 hour class, semester (18 weeks), $850, term (9 weeks), $475 6 hour class, semester $1,250, term $675. Casual attendance all classes, $100/day, $65/ half day. Credit cards accepted. (MC, VISA). Cheques payable to tutor. Fees do not include materials. TUESDAY: 9:30am to 12:30pm Structured drawing and mixed media (suitable for beginners) will include work from still life objects and the landscape while experimenting with wet and dry media on paper and canvas. Materials can include charcoal,...
Newsletter 2011
The Studio West End ‘July’ newsletter is a little late this year so we have decided to combine July and December and send one only for 2011. January turned out to be a washout……….literally, with the floods in Brisbane and throughout the nation causing untold damage and misery to so many (on a positive note, however, the aquifers, rivers and lakes have all filled and the drought seems to be over for now). We were lucky. The water came to the front gate of 35 Mollison St but no further. Adele’s house was spared apart from one room. She was isolated for four days...
The Studio Update Feb 2011
Hello Everyone, Queensland is recovering from the floods………….now we have a monster cyclone (Yasi) to deal with. We are thinking of all our Northern friends and colleagues and hope they survive with minimal damage. WORKSHOP Meanwhile we are delighted to announce our Pop-up Extravaganza workshop with visiting UK artist Paul Johnson ( http://www.bookart.co.uk/ ). The workshop will run over four days from the 2nd to the 5th April 2011, 9.30am to 4.00pm at the Studio West End. See attachment for details and fees. There are photos on Paul’s web site. A...
Flood photos and a personal account
The West End photos are from Wim. The Kenmore ones are taken around my house and street. Wim was able to walk around South Brisbane and West End, He helped with cleaning up at friends’ houses and at the Art Shed, (a very large art supplies warehouse that sustained serious loss with a metre and a half of water inside). I was marooned, our street in Kenmore was flooded in both directions. It was very strange to be at the centre of all the drama with constant helicopters overhead and the threat of inundation yet not to be able to see what was going on. We had no power for...
December Newsletter
NEWSLETTER, DECEMBER 2010 Welcome to the Studio West End newsletter for December 2010. Once again we have lots of stuff to tell you We have sadly lost two members of our studio ‘family’ since our last newsletter. Our resident wise woman and long time friend and colleague Ada Richardson (Ludlow) died peacefully on the 5th September. Wim had recently attended her 88th birthday party and found her in very good spirits. We were all very sad to lose such a good friend who constantly inspired all with her talent, wisdom and dedication. Several studio family members attended...
Self Portrait Exhibition – Photos...
Self Portrait artist statements Anna Silvester Self Portrait: Paint on my brush It seems that the desire to express observations artistically has always been present with me. As a child and teenager, I spent a lot of my time painting and drawing. It’s not that the business of adulthood and parenthood doesn’t provide avenues for creative expression. I had photography, sewing for the kids even woodwork and cabinetmaking. Parenting itself, I...
13th SUMMER WORKSHOP 2011
PRINTMAKING, BOOK ARTS, DRAWING, PAINTING TUTORS: WIM de VOS, ADELE OUTTERIDGE 3rd to 21st January 2011 9:30AM TO 4:00PM (Mon to Fri) COST: $1,775 (3 weeks) $1,250 (2 weeks), $650 (1 week) Download form here Participants may choose to concentrate on one or two media or try them all. Enrolment can be for one, two or three weeks. Numbers are limited. The summer workshop classes are suitable for beginners to advanced students. They are also ideal for those wishing to extend skills for professional development Printmaking This workshop will introduce intaglio (etching) and...The Studio West End is located on the first floor of an old factory building which now houses ABSOE, a business selling office furniture, shop fittings and industrial shelving. Freelance journalist Gerry O’Connor once described it as having a Renaissance atmosphere, “a place where a great deal of hard work and very little navel gazing takes place … where artworks are ‘made’.” (O’Connor, Gerry (2000). Meeting ofcreative minds in The Courier-Mail, December 29). Wander in on one of the regular workshops and you understand what O’Connor meant. 'Hot off the press' takes on new meaning and momentum as participants watch their etching plates morph into subtle prints, the whole processdirected by the Studio's principals, Willem (Wim) de Vos and Adele (Del) Outteridge.
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The Studio West End
Adele Outteridge | Wim de Vos
35 Mollison St., West End, Qld, 4101, Australia.
Phone/Fax: 07 3844 8469 (+61 7 3844 8469)
E-mail: delidge@uq.net.au